Floppy compared

Papermark and Floppy both show who read which page, and Papermark's free plan is generous. Pick Papermark for data rooms, NDAs and self-hosting; pick Floppy if your AI agent does the sharing, or you share more than documents, for €8/mo instead of a Business plan.

DocSend is the investor-deck standard, with deep analytics and data rooms, from $30 per user a month. Floppy gives you page-by-page analytics and one link per recipient on a free plan, works with any file, and lets your AI agent share and follow up.

WeTransfer is great for sending a big file once and knowing it was downloaded. Floppy is for when you need to know who actually opened it and how far they read, with links that last and an agent that can do the sending.

Dropbox is where your files live, with sync and lots of storage per dollar. Floppy is how you send one and see who read it, page by page, with every link control on the free plan and an agent that can share for you.

Google Drive is free and everywhere, but "anyone with the link" tells you nothing about who opened it, and there are no passwords. Floppy shows who read what, page by page, with no Google account needed on either side.

Smash is a friendly way to send big files with no sign-up, and its free transfers are larger. Floppy also needs no sign-up for agents, and shows who opened the file and which pages they read.

Box is built for companies that need governance, compliance and admin control over all their content. Floppy is for sending a file today and seeing who read it, with nothing to set up.